Sentence examples for increased warning from inspiring English sources

While a resolution of the problems outlined in the Weather Service report would not have prevented much of the damage to the city, estimated at $2 billion, it could have increased warning times.

These improvements have allowed forecasters to increase warning times while reducing false alarms.

That has allowed forecasters to increase warning times for tornadoes from less than 5 minutes in the early 1990's to nearly 12 minutes today.

The suggestion is all the more astonishing given the circumstances: It came just days after the Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats, warned that the persistent threat of cyberattacks from Russia was similar to the increased warnings the U.S. received prior to 9/11.

After a cougar attacked and injured a loose dog near Banff in April, wardens increased warnings to visitors to keep dogs on leashes.

The disclosure appeared to signal an effort by the White House to distance itself from the F.B.I. in the debate over whether the Bush administration did enough in the summer of 2001 to deter a possible terrorist attack in the United States in the face of increased warnings.

The owners of Winterbourne View, health regulators, local health services and police were all criticised for failing to act on increasing warning signs of institutional abuse by staff at the care home.

Steps to increase warning and decision time for political and military leaders should be central to this dialogue, so that no nation fears a short-warning conventional attack or perceives the need to deter or defend against such an attack with tactical nuclear arms.

Members of both parties say they expect the early part of this year's session to focus on debate over the shape of an economic stimulus package that both Democrats and the White House have said is likely, given increasing warning signs about a possible recession.

But according to the Washington Post, the military balked, and the new nuclear posture document only recommends "evaluating additional options to increase warning and decision time".

Their very first suggestion was to modify "the Cold War posture of deployed nuclear weapons to increase warning time and thereby reduce the danger of an accidental or unauthorized use of a nuclear weapon".